People Are Not Feeling Jerrod Carmichael’s Sexual Slave ‘Jokes’ With White Boyfriend

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Comedian Jerrod Carmichael’s new HBO show may be lauded for making folks necessarily uncomfortable, but there was nothing necessary about his latest quip about engaging in slave play with his white boyfriend.

The tasteless “joke” was revealed on the network’s latest episode of the “Jerrod Carmichael Reality Show.” Carmichael stated during one of his stand-up routines: “I sometimes joke to him that our relationship is like that of a slave and a master’s son … who, like, teaches me how to read by candlelight.”

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When the crowd let out a mixed reaction, he continued: “Yeah, he groans too ‘cause he’s a good person. He doesn’t like that f***ing joke. I like that joke. That’s my burden, I think that s**t’s hilarious.”

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In the episode, Carmichael also discussed coming out as gay when he was around 30 years old, his seemingly insatiable sexual appetite, how he “loves choking” and the fact that he likes putting toes in his mouth.One user on X spoke for everyone when they said “everything i know about Jerrod Carmichael has been against my will.”

This isn’t the first time the star has used his show to embarass himself. In the debut episode, Carmichael immediately opened up about his romantic life by discussing an awkward crush he had on Tyler, The Creator. “I fell in love with my best friend. One out of 10, don’t recommend,” Carmichael said.

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“I knew I had to tell him. Things started getting kind of weird between us. I had these feelings…So I texted him. I remember saying, ‘I know you didn’t ask for this, but somewhere down the line I developed feelings for you and I don’t know what to do with that.’ Then I immediately turned my phone off and went into therapy.”

Tyler rebuffed his advances, with Carmichael airing the exchange for all the world to see. It appears that the comedian has some sort of humiliation kink, which is fine: all we ask is that you keep Black folks out of it.